International Property Awards is a annual industry award recognizing excellence in Real-Estate. Organized by International Property Media Ltd, it covers the Global region. Established in 1993.
Run by UK-based International Property Media since 1993 — when the inaugural awards covered 10 residential categories at London's Park Lane Hotel — the International Property Awards recognize residential and commercial excellence across architecture, interior design, development, real estate agency and property marketing. The program is organized into regional competitions spanning the UK, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Americas, Arabia, Africa, Canada and the Caribbean, and entries are judged in London by a panel of more than 100 industry specialists, each allocated entries in their area of expertise and scoring against the published criteria in each category's entry pack.
Award levels run from country-level recognition — up to one Five Star winner and up to three Award Winners per category and country — through regional titles to International/World's Best titles, decided when all regional nominees are re-judged for an end-of-year Grand Final gala. For developers, agencies and design practices working across borders, the Five Star badge is a widely recognized marketing asset in international property markets, and the regional gala dinners are established fixtures on the industry calendar.
Practically: registration packages start at £699 for one category and one project, with an enhanced £1,600 package that adds a quarter-page advert in the organizer's International Property & Travel magazine and a £3,500 premium package that bundles two category registrations with a full-page advert — so treat part of the cost as a marketing spend and choose the tier accordingly. Each region runs its own registration and portfolio deadlines through the year (the organizers ask entrants to check or contact them for current dates). Strong entries answer the entry-pack questions directly and completely, since judges score against them line by line, supported by high-quality photography of the finished work.